Hello dear all.
In this video you will learn...
how to show wifi password in windows 10
using command line or from Windows PowerShell ...
in addition to the solution for the error that you can encounter ...
when trying to execute netSH wlan ...
with this error message: “There is no such wireless interface on the system”
First: How to see saved wireless passwords in windows 10 using NetSH from Windows Pawershell:
1. Right-click on start icon and open Windows PowerShell as admin.
2. Type NetSH and hit Enter.
3. Type Wlan and hit Enter.
4. To view all saved wireless profiles, type show profile and hit Enter.
5. To see the profile password, type the following command line and press Enter: show profile “SSID” key=clear
Replace SSID with the network name that you need to show its password.
You will see the network password in front of Key Content under the Security settings data.
Let’s try to view another WiFi password that have name composed of two part with space:
As you can see, the previous command line return “There is no such wireless interface on the system” error in spite of the correct name for network that is already saved in my laptop.
This error occurs because the network profile name composed from two parts with space between them, which translated by NetSH as a separated command.
To get rid of this error, add the network name that contain a space between “quotation marks” as shown.
6. To export all WiFi profile passwords as a text to any folder, execute this command: export profile folder=C:\ValiumMedia key=clear
Replace ValiumMedia by your desired folder,
or you can delete it from command line to export text file of WiFi networks to main directory of C partition.
Second: How to find saved WiFi passwords on windows 10 using CMD:
From search box, search for CMD.
Right-click on Command Prompt and select: “Open as administrator”.
No difference between Command prompt and Windows 10 PowerShell in relation to Net SH Wlan command lines,
however, I will show you a variation in the methods of executing these Commands lines, which are applicable to both PowerShell and CMD.
For example, you can execute the first command line without splitting to three parts as following: netsh wlan show profile
Also other 2 commands can be used without splitting as following: netsh wlan show profile "SSID" key=clear netsh wlan export profile folder=C:\ValiumMedia key=clear
Also there is no difference between using UPPERCASE or lowercase letters.
Its worth noting that this method is not used to hack WiFi password of others networks, instead its show only WiFi Passwords stored in your laptop.
Also this method is applicable to older windows versions, such as windows 8, windows 8.1, windows Vista, Windows 7 and windows Xp.
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